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Waterfront lounge with marble bar, oak fireplace surround and bay views

Corporate

Confidential High-Tech Client

General Contractor

GCI General Contractors

Location

San Francisco, CA

Architect

BAMO

Scope

Reception, Wall Paneling, Casework, Countertops Vertical Slats

One of San Francisco's most famous landmarks, the Ferry Building's strategic location at the center of the city's financial, banking and transportation district on the Embarcadero also houses a food hall and office building.

Red textured feature wall behind sculptural stone reception desk in executive lounge

ABOVE Reception Area

White waterfall edge island with blue mosaic tile wall in oak framed alcove

ABOVE Break Area

In 2002, a complete restoration and renovation of the original San Francisco Ferry Building was undertaken to redevelop the entire complex, originally built in 1898. A marketplace was created on the ground floor, which was the former baggage handling area of the terminal. The second and third floors were adapted for office use. This high-tech, confidential client's tenant improvement into that office space offers stunning views and plenty of natural light through it's arched arcade on both sides of the building. A creative mix of textures and textiles, along with bright pops of color create a serene backdrop with views of Treasure Island, Yerba Buena Island, and the Bay Bridge.